Socratic Wiki

Learn something properly, and keep what you understood — in markdown, in your words, in a folder you chose.

Most learning tools either dump an answer you forget, or withhold the answer so you "discover" it. This does neither. It teaches 50:50 — half facts, half questions. Every question arrives with a number, a date, or a named claim. If you do not know, it tells you immediately.

Then it writes down what you actually reached.

The wiki is local markdown. First run asks where it should live and how you want it tended (when to write, which sections to keep: 내 이해, 배운 팩트, 반론, 열린 질문). Later sessions search your wiki first so the conversation starts where you left off.

Two modes: deepen a concept you half-know, or map a field you cannot yet name (vocabulary, what changed in three years, where experts still disagree, what other fields have, unheralded voices).

No account, no API key, no upload. Scripts never open a network connection. Optional second local folder sync is additive and never deletes.

Data

Local files only; optional web search by the host agent when the wiki is thin. No third-party services — local markdown only.